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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-16
II \ SMALL WAY
News Of the Day rout'diy Para
rraphed Tor Ht>ty Readers.

The News Of the Day ToiutsIly Para
rraphed Tor Hn>ty Readers.
"Culrrl" was run in by officer West
yesterday.
TUE Board Of Public Work mct lat
NIGHT. bat transacted mo- business save "' u
routine nature.
W. ". EElpsH,w was before J'S''''
nlis YESTERDAY charged with uS'I@ ri"
tame Language and was fined - and COST
4 PLEASANT surprise party was tender
eel Miss Mary 4. GerriIy. n hes h"u' No.
1-ii Market street. last evening, lay "
rr,,b4r or friends. The evening Was
passed in q delightful manner.
TIRE Young man from Clinton, this
comfy. who threatened to pull q gun on a
newspaper man in Fulton, sunday, should
calm his troubled mind. III" pistol may
oct him into trouble.
WHAT is called by their Manager the
Acme Party OF crlyon portrait ARTISTS.
arrived IN the city Yesterday evening, ar-
c~ompauiyd by a hr,~s band oi thi'trg"
uircrs, and is Vuartcrcd at the Si1udl. W..
y Mayer is Manager,
SwEur. who was oil his base, had both
eyes BACKED. was baTciOutvd md SAID he
came from New York on a horse, WAS hr
lore HIS Honor Yesterday morning, bui ~
nothing could he gotten out OF him, on
fcrr krllyrn put him IN the ferry noa, AMI
sent HIM over Ia West Wheeling.
The Speed Committee OF the state Fair
met Yesterday aud adjourned 10 meet
Jointly with the superintendent oil the
| Live stock Department, q, 10 O'Clock thus
| morning. Several member of the Speed
Committee viii make u touT ri th" i0lrs IA
/ the Circuit To secure speed entities.
THE search lot the little Sweeney boy,
drowned ut Martins Ferry, SUNDAY, con-
tiuucd yesterday, but without result.
/ Dynamite cartridges were used To bring
the body L. the surface, aud once II De.
came visible, about twenty feet below
where the drowning occurred, hni those
/ present failed to secure the corpse.
] TItE Committee on Court House and
I. il Yesterday granted the use Ui the Board
/, Commissioners i;puu to the Shorl
! orn C.. lie Convention, which Will be
rld o.. y uduc,day, the 9Th o: September,
.., convention Will be- made mp OF dealers
from points within two hundred miles
about the city. The meeting will Ice held
at 80 p. III.
j.. IS after the accommodation had passed
through the West Alexander tunnel yes
rrrday morning, the root caycd IN, almost
completely hlluc the tuwEcl an! delaying
travel. The earth tell clear through,
leaving a hole about eighty let around u
the surface orthc earth. \ large force 81
mra have brvn a; wurE ut the tunnel
making preparations to arch il, and 1t l.
understood that it will take two days 4,
clear away the debris, aud IN the mean.
time passengers will have To he transferred
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-16
Delightful Anniversary

Las. cgening MIR. and Mas. Joseph
Speidrl celebrated the twentieth auuivcr-
sarv Of their marriage in delightful man
der at Wheeling Park. 1t Wa arranged
to have a large lawn t,;e. and uolwith.
stldiug the Indictment weather the plans
were admirably executed Fully 30 couples
or more went ont GA a special motor al :
O'Clock and passed 4 most delightful even
ing. The Opera House Orchestra furnished
the music, and dancing was n very enjoy
able feature, while q number Of exciting
games of bowling took place; the ladies
particularly playing 4 most TcmaUkahlc
contest. with Or. D,Ckcy and Mr.. sam
harrison a. captains OF the opposing forces.
Most elegant and a~ppetlzjo& refresh
menis Were furnished hy Xlcgeutrlder at
midnight on the banquet pavilion, which
were highly rellshed Mr.. and Mrs. Spaldrl
were the recipients q: countless conyTaJU-
htious aud good MISSES.
The weather cleared oil AMI the stars
coming out made the evening very pleas
ant. and it was nearly 3 O'Clock this morn
ing before the delighted and merry party
reached the city.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-16
Anoy's Adventure on aLnc.

Yesterday morning a hoy, Whose nam"
could not be- learned, WIS playing in the
river near the Belmont landing. He was
floating ahDu, on a lo. and g"t some dis.
t,urr mt in the stream before IA" We
aware OF it,, and the current catchim" lima
he VAS swept ont into the middle Of the
river. Vt tins tine one of the ErIl'tr'
packets, which had made . landing above,
hacked down, aud the pilot mot seeing the
boy. hr was almost run down. HE tum.
hIyl OF the 10y into the rtyrS and might
have hryn drowned hrd not Mr.. Wolfe, Cd!
the terry boat, lowered % skin aud gonr To-
his rescue. lie was picked mp and taken
ashore much To the relief of the crowd who
had been attracted Ia the Ilycr bank hy
the incident.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-16
TROUBLED NATURE.


Nature seemed Slightly iudislosed yes
r.rlav. A, i've O'Clock in the morning .
REGr,rE; reporter who had only been in
his feathery couch two hours, was rudeIy
snatched from the arms OF Morpheus nv
another member OF the household grabbing
him hy the arm and crying, The world S
coming to an end; get up, get up Al
Thought was au uuSeemly hour, the tired
pencil pu~hrr. knowing that it the end had
really come IL would make a good item,
cot up i'm a hurry, aud raising a blind wus
surprised to see the room flooded with q
rrar, of bright Orange colurcd light, Al first
leading lima to believe the translucent
window paur> had been replaced with
orange stained glass. He could not, how
ever. imagine himself IN such u splendid
gulrtmenl as such wIuduwS would midi
,ltr. and ha soon settled down tu the be
lief that De- had q biz head and could not
see THINGS D. they were. He raised the
window. aud lookiu" ont SIw that the en-
tlIr space from the earth To the heavens WAS
fllrd with light airy clouds OF Orange color,
and that objects seen through them Were
-n,ri,,J m "a blufsh rrr,n tint.
r.r - NON L,Jv ,.r,ir mr.
"- f ,h. color ~ the atmosphere
80 ri, ,,,t,,s nr.s,rtad fine same
nr.,r9r,. en-. il looked ~ tbrnnuh Sprrtl-
Giles OF Orange glass, amt rlt seemed very
bright. ia tlvt 10 seemed Js light a. noon
day. r>rrp; tor the strange coIuriug. This
u~,rulilr state ct affairs lasted fully . halt
inur when the HIGHT slowly Llicrl away,
luI the gray, iuiistiuvt light OF early
dtvu took MS place. and Objects before
sr,u with ease. and In the most beautiful
color. became very indi,tiuct. 1t WAS
pouring down rain during the time the
puyuumcnou lasted, hut the sun had NOT
risen and dId NO show up through the rain
and mist tor uiI, au hour after the phr,
p1mruuu had ceased To exist. Later I'm
the day it was learned that - large number
ul people took IA the beautiful sight.
lud that mauy persons Weakened
AZ the time vino do not custom.
1rfIy rouse till from one To-
two unur, later. Several persons stated
that they had wtNcuyd with startled feel
luy ~imlllr lu that winch rSJSt> when on,
~ brought -g consciousness an the night hy
uI lire.
Ilsf evening. about 4 quarter after seven
/ ,.,an,s the phrunmeuou was repeated. hu,
All, "A smaller scale. Just as the rain. dur.
lD, which the clouds had acted rs though
,I,y We're hrwltched, was Stacking up.
/ I.....r p,ou,uured yrlIowlSh hue settled
,,.r r~,r.h.1, and for a quarter of al
/ hour IL looked 80 il nature was Iaboriua
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-16

Seven miles OF track nave hrrn laid Oh
the Ohio Riycr Railroad from the GuYau-
dott, end.
Miss Belle Berry, daughter Of the sheriff
OF ErN.on county, rlopcd Il few days ago
With young nan named Cr.tcnlield. Her
father pursued them, overlook them near
Elizabeth. on their way to Parkcr-burE,
Suvrkrd the young man down, and made
were married according to the law and the
GOSPEL.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-16
GENERAL ISTELLlGENCE.
mcn,. rr.n,l.r Of rror.rly.

II is stated on good authority that Mr..
Henry Schuulhach has purchased the
S,ibrrt's garden prop,rty, out the pike,
paving therefor the sum o! ST.. oUu. 1t
l. understood the place will be fitted mp
ia q musulGssat m44nrl and run rs a
~uIuueT resort
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-16
REUNION MATTERS.
the Committees Getting Their Arrange
mont. W,ll in Hand -|ruerai News.

Matters "'"''',' u" "''''
are becoming NFr.''' - '".A Gay passes
and nIiu.s thr biz Reunion nearer D mater
|..,i.,i,r Al tlr committee. gI. ltpi
~ u.;,.. -, .,r ~
busy -.'''"- '' ~
thy event, s." 'h'' t'''S'"''@ VII pas" ''
as smoothly a, pos .h!r. \ greet deal ct
,.cr., ,s vain, ON all Over the city. too. in
,.
II i"''' Wy f''t
crowd t"l' is '\Ve'''" 10 N'''' the Guy
From reports received from various points
,,:,L;, ono hundred miles Of the CITY the
Al. III -
'h"i'l''""S "'N '"'' -" wv" ""' ''N'0"
even the most sangnlnc expectations Of OOr
r,,,I, guJ those in ,hlruc pf tre
I.l.
'''I' I" ""' - '''"' '''''
about o. preparing 10 sci ''i!e Tie i"uI
DAYS of the reunion a a holiday season
,,5 com. T., tI, rity 10 see the prgDd dis
',' ..
P'"t' "''' 'f'' Nv
''Mu Ii ~ ''''' '' ~. H.
Inc '"'''n'''C' ~" ''"HP''"''" "|N
'huul '"U'I''''" '''-.I"' VII" '"'
railroad 80 '.'' ih"n, WI 10 'u" 4" H'
romw"d1ic the P'"P'' I'iHE @'"hI the
lines. ON th' ID mere WIZ "' 'r"h
leaving the cay every h'@hI nI 'A' reunion
1t lO.5o clock, "u''h VIII :" rs lar ~
Cameron, ON the hrs' US" days a tI'ui
viii leave I,~iEvINhu'% ~ t 4. IA ana
com" Icy IN" way oil '''u'"A' arriving h'''
ut ll.l'. I'm extra section "I the accom-
mediation will also arrive every morn
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-16
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-16

AZ No0uan's Grove. one mile east ct HuUr'S
Mil. o.. SUNDAY. }lgu~f handel The t..
X q. will sell excursion uJSrt, 40 - cents
for the round trip Trains leave Wheeling
nj . 10 and J.5I a.. ga. Returning arrives
nj Wheeling 1.l' p M.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-16

II is .tntyi un pretty good authority that
| Nr. Ncmrvgrl wa offered iloU, UuD for the
! lluudrlv furnace property by Pittsburgh
capitalists. which "llar wl9 refused, and
$780, Du named ~ the lowest figures at
! which It would be- sold.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-16
,uENuS

We ale Informed that several Mormon
~h.s.;an.'irs, or J alter Day Saints - they
term themselves, AZ prelrninB to a"d
pro,clytlug the poor and unrducetcd clis.
ul people up in Grant county, this State.
Have tire citizens Of that county no nerve
To- defend their homes against this holu"u,
doctrine OF MormoUi>m? II they have not
the sind send over to Tucker and w will
send over q squad ui fighters who will de.
stroy all Mormon, on quick metre time -
YIu I,r D,mo,ruJ.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-16

Scotch and FrCurh FInuu"i shirts.
4 large a~~sortmcat ia new aud beau
tiIuI patterns. ku sizes ~ IA" Star.
%. GINDLING - co.
~. Eu4IItI gIrtpT-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-16

Tuesday, Angus, 10th, the e. * q. viii
sell round trip ticketSto Lake Chautauqua
and Niagara Falls Jt the low rate Of So -,
good ten days.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-16

L. .GooD&Co sell dry goods the cheapr.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-16

Sunday afternoon At l."u o'clock vii
bert Eggrr's Slw-milI, which WIS located
ou Geo. \. A~IcNandrr's farm, about five
miles hrlow Milton, Cibcll souUty, caught
arr .ud va, harmed together with It small
amuau, OF IuuIb,r. The lie originated
from Il spark Lighting in a pile OF SAW dust
Saturday, winch smuU!drI'd lur twenty
hours and then bIa1rd MP and consumed
The mill. Tha greater ptrt OF the lumber
stacked about th" mill WAS on the wind
ward side amd Was saved. Loss on mill
shout SOC. ou lumber so. No insurance.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-12-21

Despues de las pruebas legsles
que dejamos indicadas, y que otras
veces hemos expuesto; despue>
de existir hasta una sen elcia de,
Tribunal Supreme ,declarando que
ell grito de Viva la Autonomia
constituye el delito imputado por
ell C6digo, ante ell case practice
que acabamos de citar, que no
puede ser mas signifcativo y elo'
cuente, Shabra quien pretenda
sostener que la propaganda auto
uowista y la propaganda repubH'
cana, en- la forma que aqui Sc
han hecho, sean cosa perfectamen
to legal y digna del amparo de
las leyes y autoridades regiona
les?
A los autonomistas y repwbG
conos toca conrestar, y a los de-
mas levantar acta de este nuevc
dato, para su gobierno y direc
ci6n, como la hemos levantade
nosotros, ratificandouos en- la:
opiniones anteriormente sobre Ii
materia manifestadas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-12-21
FESTIVIDADES RELIGIOSAS.
e NJ CA 81 u - - .

La Religion Oat6lica, Apost6lics
Romano, que nos legaron nuestroi
antepasados, y por la cual profesa
mos las creencias mas arraigadas
indudable es, por mas que sus de.
tractores so empenen en- 10 contra
rio, que ha de levantarse siempre
grande, sublime y esplendOr0sa,
demostrando asi al mundo entero
que es la mas acceptable y verdade-
IA de cuantas 90 profesan.
Asf 10 demuestra, cada vez que
la OCCASION 10 permite, nuestro Illus
trado Oura Vicario Pbro., D. Ra-
mon A. Ibarra, con Ia facilidad de
pslabra que posee, aduciendo para
clio argumentos cOntunGentes, y
que tienden q extirpar de raiz cier.
tas doctrinas perniciosas & la lyle.
sia Oat6lica, que 80 vienen propa-
gando, p0r fortuna con POGO exito,
On esta y otras localidades.
Como prueba evidente de 10
que vamos relatando, 10 son hasta
Ia saciedad las dos festividades CO.
lebradas tiltimamente en- esta vi
La, con motive del dia de Difuntos
y el de la Immaculate y Purfsima
Conception.
Vecinos de los mas antiques que
existen en- esta Poblaci6n, que me-
recen cr6dito, confesan desapasio-
nadamente que hace luengos
amos no habia presenCiado ei ye-
cindario festividades de igual na-
tnraleza, por su pompa J raagni6-
cencia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-12-21
La lNTEGRIDID NAClONAL,'

Hemos leido el sensato, respe.
taoso y convincente articulo de-
fondo que este muy estimado co
lega correligionario dedica q la
circular de nuestro Gobierno,
prohibiendo q los Alcaldes toda
manifestation que no sea exclusi
vamente para la defensa de sus
actos, como autoridades, y este
previa la authorization correspon
diente.
Abunda en- argumentos l6gicos
y en- patri6ticos rszonamientos. 8
cuyo espfritu, que no puede ser
mas recto y elevado, expresamos
nuestra conformidad, agradecien-
dole al colega la adhesion que
previamente ha mostrado 4 10
por nosotros escrito acerca del
particular, guiados, como STEM pre-,
por el deseo de 10 mejor, y rcspe.
tuoaos para con nueatra Superior
Aatolidad, conducta que no todos
han sabido sprsciar, debidsmep
tes
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-12-21
Para OtrO ndmerO.

En- el pr6ximo ndmero volve'
remos d ocuparnos del asunto dc
las cuentas prOvinciales relacio
nadas con ell c9lebre destaIco, va
que algunos colegas autonomistas
las sacan de nuevo q plaza, reve'
|ando desconocimiento total del
asunto, 6 una mala fe que nc
concebimos en- escritores sensa.
tos. No 10 hacemos hoy, porque
la abundancia de materiales nos
10 impide. Pero la verdad vol.
vera q resplandecer, y no han de
servir las inexactitudes para ali
mentar pasiones polfticas contra
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-12-21
FL PRODLEMA ULTRlMlRlNO,

Con motive de los sucesos ocurridoI
en- Puerto-Rico, bajo ell mando de
General Palacio, CORE como sxioms
Ia siguiente afirmsci6u. L" La desigual.
dad en- ell goce de los derechos y de |,
ciudadanfa provoc6 la insurrecci6n d,
Costa Firme." Y como algunos pe
ri6diog Green que Cuba y Tab. Tab
son Ia misna Ha6anG, resulta que cor
soltsr un Costa Firme, 80 aplasta l
una redacci6n. Pero en- Gsts no pasan
tales historias.
No importa que Ercilla cantara Ia
rebellion de los arancsnos, nj que en-
Potosi, Quito y Mejico hubiera coDato,
de insurrecci6n 4 mediados del pasado
siglo. Los indios chunchos, y los
iadios que no eraE chunchos, estabsn
q oscuras en- cuanto 4 ideas de indepen-
dencis, y jam&s &c les pas6 Dor las
mientes la idea del pro6Iema u,tra.
ssorine.
No sabian de ESQ los conspiradores
de Socorro, ni los de Mejico y Nusva
Granada, nj mucbo menos Tupac-
Amaro;-todos los cuales no eran sino
insignes holgazanes que querian Ga
cudir el onsiaosO yugO del trabajo.--Lo
del probtensG Wltra1sGrino es invenci6n
de Labra.
No fu6 tampoco por Ia desigualdad
en- el goce de los defechos y de Ia
cludsdania, por 10 que estsll6 10 re-
volncion Gnal y Espafa, cnyos pro.
selitOs querisn 70 mas hacer 50 re.
pnhliqaits, pero con EspshaI nm Co.
bieflo democratico como eli que, segan
hA dlehQ un hiatoriader americana.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-12-21
+
8 B ITO.

Maestro partido y la sociedat
de Sabana- Grande acaban de ex
perimentar una sensible pGrdida
Ha fallecido en- aquel cultt
pueblo, el II del corriente, e
respectable correligionario y ami
60 nuestro, jefe de numerosa J
muy apreciable familia, D. Fran
cisco Sierra y Auglada, ex.Al.
calde de la misma socalidad, y a
morir Presidente honorario de
respective Comite Inconaiciona
y Juez Municipal del distrito.
A Ia iniciativa del sefior Sierra
dehese la organization de la Com
pafiia de Voluntarios de Sabana
Grande, de la cual era 81 digne
Captain nonorario.
Ell senior Sierra, como nos dicer
muy oportunamente desde ell ci
tsdo pueblo, deja tras su huells
ell recuerdo imperecedero de SUI
virtudes.
Lamentamos muy de veras la
muerte de tan distinguido patri
clio, y enviamos nuestro sincere
p9same q su desconsolada amilia,
en- la cual figura nuestro estima'
do amigo don Manuel Rodriguez
Soto, Alcalde de Sabana Grande,
8 hijo politico del difunto.
iDescanse en- la eterna Biena-
venturanza ell alma del sefior Sc.
IRA y Angladal
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-12-21
IA LIQUIDAR!

IududabIemente que la vida hu
mana es una perfecta continuidae
de alternatives, de subidas y ba
ljadas, de coutrastes y de cambioc
mas 8 menos bruscos.
Ali tienen nuestros lectores &
H Popular de Ponce, que, dc
pronto, desdelas alturas olimpicat
en- que pretendfa moverse con Ia
majesrad de un Jove. Tonante
deaclende a hacer presente q sus
amigos que nunca, como en- las
actuales circunstancias, le es tar
necesario eI apoyo de sus favore
cedores.
0 sea, mas prosaicamente ha-
blando: Ell Popular espera de
los 4ue Sc encuentran en- descu
bierto CON su administration, SO
sirvan d la may or brevedad iiqui
dar sus cuentas.
O, mas claro aun, Cofrades
en- mi santa, noble y sublime eau
ga: Tengan ustedes la bondad de
enviar esos cuartos que me SON
en- deber, sin demoras nj excusas.
He aqui un modo como otro
cualquiera que tiene El Popular
de lamar gstagd5eros a algunos 8
q muchos de sus lectores y favo.
recedores.
Todo 10 cual es bien raro por
cierto en- quien-crefamos NOS
otros--so!o por entusiasmo por
su sagrada causa quemaba in.
cienso en- aras de la mislna.
81; H Popular quiere dar i'm
pulse al progreso moral y mate
rial, dice, pero tambiGn quiere,
como conditiO sine qua non,
que NO Sc olviden sus amigos de
liquidar las cuentas pendientes
con la administration del coIeya.
De 10 contrario, aquel liberal
prop6sito resultaria huero & ineG
caz, y no podria Ell Popular en-
tretener q sus leyentes enssIzando
On catecismo autonomista que
acaba de yer la luz alla por Cuba
-ique impuestos estan de 10 que
es la autonomia la mayor parte
de sus sectarios, cuando tienen ne
cesidad de estudiarla por medic
de Catecismos !--Di podria tampo.
co obsequiar 8 sus abonados con
epistolas, casi cuotidianas, de los
presos por los acontecimientos de
Juana- Diax.
Lo cual serfa el colmo de la
desgracis. -. para los presos.
Que al fin y al cabo goaaran
su tantico viendo ampadas en-
los periodicos, en- visibtes letras
de molde, sus lucubraciones.
Cuotidisnas, cRsi cuotidianas, 81,
son las epistolas do los presses en
4us spasecen inaertas
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-12-21

de quien cuentan las cr6nicas que
ganaba batallas q los moros des-
pu6s de muertO, pues el 1ltimo CO.
rreo ha traido la noticia de que
los moros de por aca, 6 sean los
moros de la pequefa Antilla, han
sido vencidos por los autonOmlstas
en- distintos cOlegios electora3es."
Plencha autonomista nhmero
doscientos mil, Sc llams e4to EN-
castel!ano puro y neto = bien par
lado.
Segaramente que el Cid pro
testaria indignado 81 pudiese to
par con ell ridfculo simil con que
El Cubano ha querido tavorecer
los Names y la memoria de las IN
clitas haza mas de Ruy Diaz.
olga ", seor Cubano, q prop6
sito de ese UencimientO de que
sandiamente nos habla:
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4 n0sotros el autonomismO DO
rinouefio?
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ces en- los Comicios, y las tres hs
salido vapulado de un modo estu
pendo.
La Ultima batalla ha sido Ia
election de Senador.
Y nj la tercera parte de To-
Compromisarios electos gaL6 e
autonomi$mo.
Que al tin y al cabo vot6 gene
rosamente, a 10 Don Simplicit
Bobadilla, a nuestro candidate
para Senador, que triunfo sir
;oposici6n.
ST cuando sc creia un H6rcu'el
ell sutonomismo, no pudo dispu
tarnos ell mas pequefio triunto
Iiba a Uencernos el, despues de
anulado o muertO, como diz ven
cfa intieles ell Cid Campeador5
Esta visto que para hAcer so
beranas planchas Sc pintan solo!
N Cubano y su condition r
Pals.
! A YER 81 sc buscan en- Puerto
Rico corresponsales mejores d.
los que tienen.
ST no, no les arrendamos la
lganansias, mas claro, las plan
chas.
A YER tambien 81 Ell Oamo,
es mas feliz, en- 10 successive, Ell
sus recortes de periodicos cuba
nos correiiglonarios.
Que hasta en- este desgraciad'
es, como la desgracia misma, E
CIamor del Pats.
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